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I have a suspicion that the right-front coil spring on my '55 Belvedere is
not quite up to snuff. When the car is parked on level ground, it leans
toward that side. For a long time I've suspected something's awry, but more
recently it's become more obvious to me (and yes, the right-front tire has
sufficient air pressure, but it does have an inner tube due to an
out-of-round valve stem hole).
Is the culprit a "saggy spring?" If so, does anyone have a lead for where
to obtain a new pair of springs (besides Bernbaum)?
- Jason Rogers
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<P><FONT SIZE=3D2>I have a suspicion that the right-front coil spring =
on my '55 Belvedere is not quite up to snuff. When the car is =
parked on level ground, it leans toward that side. For a long =
time I've suspected something's awry, but more recently it's become =
more obvious to me (and yes, the right-front tire has sufficient air =
pressure, but it does have an inner tube due to an out-of-round valve =
stem hole).</FONT></P>
<P><FONT SIZE=3D2>Is the culprit a "saggy spring?" If =
so, does anyone have a lead for where to obtain a new pair of springs =
(besides Bernbaum)?</FONT></P>
<P><FONT SIZE=3D2>- Jason Rogers</FONT>
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